I've had really good experiences working from home, and awful ones too. It usually comes down to having a distributed-first mindset among the team and managemen

I've had really good experiences working from home, and awful ones too. It usually comes down to having a distributed-first mindset among the team and management. The ideal would be to have an office with a super short commute when I need a change of scenery, but the option to work from home whenever I feel like it. The requirement to sit your rear in a specific chair at a specific time is pretty stupid when you can code anywhere you can carry your laptop.